How can one claim that an interpreted language is fast? Easily. If you implement the language using itself and the resulting interpreter is faster than the original then this means that the interpreted language manages to imprint the prorgammer’s intentions to the C language (or assembly) better than the programmer herself. For example, I may …
For a long time now I’ve become a fan of the python+Qt combination. It is great to have an easy to learn, easy to use language with great portability and minimalistic syntax. The following program has become my favorite showcase for python. To my knowledge, it is the smallest, easier to understand, portable, IPv6 compatible …
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Some time ago I read this and show this (The whole list here, especially the double slit experiments series) and this and this. Then I read some more and more. While this is really amazing I wanted to test it myself. The following is an easy setup that anyone with a somehow programmable camera (i.e. …
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